Summary
Ben Roethlisberger carries a 27.0 dynasty score, ranking 181 at QB. At 39 years old with a 0-year contract, his production is likely to decline, which may impact his overall value. As a result, owners should be cautious about drafting him, considering his advanced age and uncertain role in the Steelers’ offense.
Projection Rationale
His contract situation leaves his role uncertain, and the new coaching staff may have different expectations, which could impact his playing time and production.
Injury Risk
No injury entries in the available data.
Opportunity Notes
The Steelers have a new head coach, and Ben Roethlisberger’s role is uncertain, which may impact his production. However, the team’s decision to draft a quarterback in the first round suggests that they may be planning for a transition at the position.
Scheme Fit Analysis
Brian Angelichio coordinates a west coast offense with a 65.8% shotgun rate. The west coast scheme may limit Ben Roethlisberger’s ceiling due to its pass-happy nature, which could lead to increased passing attempts, and potentially put more pressure on the quarterback.
Trend Assessment
Declining. Ben Roethlisberger’s production has been in a downward trend, primarily due to aging and reduced efficiency. The Steelers’ decision to let his contract expire also raises concerns about his future playing time.
Ceiling / Floor
Ben Roethlisberger’s ceiling is QB3-QB5, requiring him to maintain his current production level. His floor is QB6-QB8, referencing his trade value, indicating a lower market value if his production declines. A decline in production would likely result in a significant drop in his dynasty value.
Comparable Player
Terry Bradshaw, a legendary quarterback from the 1970s, is a comparable player to Ben Roethlisberger.